Archived Match
This match took place on 3 October 2025.
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The 2025 China Open WTA 1000 quarterfinal match between Emma Navarro and Jessica Pegula will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Tennis in the UK, starting at 11:00 AM UK time on October 3, 2025. Sky Sports Tennis will feature Naomi Cavaday as the main commentator alongside co-commentator Anne Keothavong. Both commentators bring strong professional experience in tennis commentary and playing careers — Cavaday is a former British professional tennis player turned presenter and analyst, while Keothavong is a former British number one and experienced tennis broadcaster. This pairing ensures insightful and expert coverage for British viewers. For American fans, Tennis Channel 2 will air the match using the world feed commentary team. The main commentator for the world feed is Kevin Skinner, with Sophie Amiach as co-commentator. Kevin Skinner has extensive experience covering major tennis events worldwide, and Sophie Amiach is a former French professional player and respected tennis pundit, contributing detailed technical analysis throughout matches. Additionally, the match will be available on WTA TV, which will also utilise the world feed commentary team, making it accessible for international audiences globally. The China Open is held at the National Tennis Center in Beijing on outdoor hard courts, with total prize money nearing $9 million, classed as a WTA 1000 event — one of the most prestigious tournaments outside the Grand Slams[1][2]. Regarding the players, Jessica Pegula is seeded fifth and has a solid hard court record, including three titles across different surfaces and notable performances at major hard court events like the US Open and Miami Open[1]. Emma Navarro, the 16th seed, has been a strong competitor this season and will bring tactical gameplay to this quarterfinal clash against her compatriot Pegula. Their head-to-head records and live match statistics are available on platforms like SofaScore for viewers keen on in-depth insight and live updates[2]. For viewers in the UK, Sky Sports Tennis remains the go-to channel, with its flagship tennis coverage and expert British commentary team. In the US, the Tennis Channel provides comprehensive broadcast rights for the China Open, and worldwide fans can access coverage via WTA TV. Fans can also explore additional information about Jessica Pegula, Emma Navarro, and the China Open on official websites such as the [WTA Tour](https:\/\/www.wtatennis.com), the [China Open official site](https:\/\/www.chinaopen.com), and the [Sky Sports Tennis Hub](https:\/\/www.skysports.com\/tennis). This broad access ensures tennis supporters worldwide can enjoy expert commentary and high-quality broadcast coverage of this exciting quarterfinal encounter. p